Follow entity doesn't work
Xiarno opened this issue · 11 comments
Some information
Operating system: Windows 10
Java version: 1.8.0_51 64bit (Written on the top right of the F3 menu idk how to check anywhere else)
Minecraft version: 1.12.2
Baritone version: Baritone v1.2.14
Forge mods (if used): None (except Baritone itself)
Exception, error or logs
Windows: %appdata%/.minecraft/logs/
latest.log
How to reproduce
Just write the command #follow entity [name of entity]. I did it with a pig. I made sure there was a pig right beside me and still didn't work. #follow entities work just fine though
Modified settings
allowInventory
allowParkour
allowParkourPlace
Final checklist
- I know how to properly use check boxes
- I have included the version of Minecraft I'm running, baritone's version and forge mods (if used).
- I have included logs, exceptions and / or steps to reproduce the issue.
- I have not used any OwO's or UwU's in this issue.
This is a duplicate. Please search before creating an issue next time.
I did search and found things similar but absolutely no fixes or just nothing useful. Please send a link to the duplicate since I probably missed it.
It's already fixed, you need to use the latest version of Baritone. #1971
It's already fixed, you need to use the latest version of Baritone. #1971
The latest ? But, I took the latest available for 1.12.2 that I could find which was this one: https://github.com/cabaletta/baritone/releases/tag/v1.2.14
And I've been searching and I can't find any more recent than that.
v1.2.14 is 99 commits old.
You'll need to build your own release
And how do I do that ? I'm not that advanced.
Read the README
Preferably, wait for the next Baritone release
Yeah I did. When I got to the build, I got stuck on IntelliJ. Like, what is this ?
It is an IDE, you don't need it for building baritone.
Just get the repository and run ./gradlew build (Linux/Mac) / gradlew build (Windows, no guarantees). The result is in the dist directory.
It is an IDE, you don't need it for building baritone.
Just get the repository and run./gradlew build(Linux/Mac) /gradlew build(Windows, no guarantees). The result is in the dist directory.
Okay, so where do I run the command gradlew build and what is the dist directory ? From context, I assume the dist directory is where I downloaded the repository, right ? Thanks !
Enter either windows powershell or the terminal . Then enter the command cd \Path\To\Download. Then run ./gradlew build.
Then after running the command (the command might takes a while to run) it will create a folder called dist inside where you have downloaded the repository. Inside that folder there will be the .jar files.